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The media center of the Cabinet has confirmed in a statement posted on their official Facebook page that the Grand Egyptian Museum will not be sold and will remain state-owned.
The media center stated that the claims circulating on some social media pages and hostile media regarding the government's intention to "sell the Grand Egyptian Museum following the reformation of the Board of Trustees for a three-year term" are completely untrue and bear no relation to reality. It emphasized that what has been published in this context is merely a new attempt to stir confusion by spreading rumors and lies among citizens, highlighting the state's commitment to preserving all Egyptian antiquities and cultural heritage.
The media center also noted that there is ongoing monitoring of the developments related to the Grand Egyptian Museum and the surrounding area in preparation for its upcoming opening. It indicated that an agreement will be reached on the official opening date of the Grand Egyptian Museum and the commencement of various procedures and steps related to this historic inauguration of this unique edifice.

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